The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-15 00:00:00

The ATIOINEY.GtitUItA L. moved' the judgment of the Court on the Defendant, who had been con vlAed of great pecUlation as Commissary in the West lociie,t, in the year 170. • •. Lord ELLENBC)11011OH reported the whole of the trial, ‘vhich took place before him at. the IRA,' Slit ings in Wesininster-hall. It was an indiCtruent, suiting, that the Defendant was appointed, in the year i 795,'Cominissary-General tethe King's Forces in the Leeward Islands, which was an office of great trust and confidence, the duties of which tonsisted in pro viding vessels for the carriage of his Majesty's .troops, to provide them with stores and other necessaries, and to perform all the duties of the office of a Coin missary-Geoeral, for which a reasonable salary (hi. a day) was payable and paid to him, upon express condition; that neitherhe, nor any persop under him (all of whom also had stated salaries), 'should, under any,preterice whatever, make any profit, or (leave nay emolument whatever, besides the said salary:-=-- 'That, notwithstanding this engagement, he, the De, fondant, did enter into a corrupt agreement to de fraud the,King, and to make certain profits to him self...in the course of the execution of that'office, and for that purpose conspired with a man of the, name of' Higgins; that he, Higgins, was to sul;ply the stores Which 5110614' be wanted for the troops it the Mre•A Indies, Upon which Hlggitis allowed to charge '3O per cent. profit, ou con dition that a x moiety of tiuclt profit should be allowed to the defend:int ; which pr.fit (upon 'goods sup -I)fliA to the amount of, aht•W one million, in the course f ten months) amoThita, to the (It leildmitt* s h ro, t o 143,2731., current y, bi Io 87,1791. sterling, hat being .1 moiety ~ t the whole fraud upon Government; the other moi ty„beitig divided between Iligi;ite. ant ono Hugh Rose (tb'n 1)01 , 111y-1'as m.ster' tln this scheme betwem Higgins end the del etidan t Wo.st he stihNtance . (lt t tie itiage . ng;llP , 4 r:e Dttletidant; ratll6iol tiro inoittap•nt it. ..ario..4s. to:vs in different c no. i t , .. Th e lendaitt's commission, dated hll.ll was clear in ises.:,ression, that hd wit, on no act Wing . Wh.itcver, nor under any pretence whate , er, to atake set ',lninstqf any or.dii or emolument whatever, bevo..a his 51.. per day ; 21. of wive!' hr receivmj front the lA)rds of the Treasury, and 31, from tit , War-Ottice.. But to impress the Matter toll l ow forcilit., 'on the pvfeticiant,-,that he must iSe content' with his salary alone, a letter was sew to himfrom the 'Right. Hon. George, Rose, the. Secretary to the Treasury, of which the following is an extract It is imterial to be distinctly understood by you, .and by every person in yOur department, that if any emit he toond to have profited' in any manoer, direfily. or Indira-11y, other than by the mariner specified in the strict Injunaion hereby communicated - to you, immediate dismission will. be the consequence, without the possibility of the 'Party being etnployed again in any poblic situa tion?' Notu ithstanding which The. Defendant had entered into this corrupt, bargain. with Higgins; by which, in the course of only .ten..months, the public had been defrauded to the amount of 306,446L'enr,5-resicy, resicy, being te , i,Ssal. sterling ; of which a, moiety, bring 153,27.31. currency, .being 147,1791. sterling, went into the-pocket Of this Defendant out of the pUblic pure.. . • The facts being , clear from the entries its the hooks qt . Higgins, who :supplied gomis,• tiPort per cent: profit way charged for the pur poxe of dividing it—thus, a moiety to tbedefeotlaut„ and the of bier moiety beeween 'Higgins and -Mr. Hugh !knee, Deputy-Paymaster, who negotiated the bargain. There being no better answer to this ease -than th,:t. the Defendant had a previously good Oa , r o erAt h t , Jury found him Guilty ; l and now he came to receive :lie Jodginent of tho Court. j r addresi:ld the court for ttte Defend , ant; in atigatiou of punishment , Several affidavits were presented, made by physicians, w h o se op i n i on it way, tint such was. Op state of ,i r lie,DefenOntl health, that a close damp place of residence, ,where there was. not free air, would endanger, his Azrottiszy-G.pretta.t , ,made an able speech for the Crown, calling for t..,xotivipry punishatettt, in tin; case, as a debt due to publiclustice ; ancl as to riftribution, civil aepic.',, he saw no reason whatever ler sowing this Defee t clant, in inakiog into reluod what be might have received, or eompelling hint to gito np.whaicver chiim.he might ,have to male ,o l p ot i,(3o,creitseilt, Tiori print:4)le hind, been a d o pto set 11 w ease' of Alexander Dav,itistio, glints Stock, 2sE is • s , ary c pot Coil ~*!aut pvr Celll 1•17,, Irish 161 perl:etit. 416 t , tccont. ; ;bet ::err, C o n s . shut 13 „t7. r.; , f6.!13 W 1 LLIA M A MI GL It C 1 1 1 1 S,..9 \ atith LONDON t RICHARD I-1A It 14 IS, of N0..4, r4)w-weet ; and Y S 1 i!cm.street, rosvetto4dsqug re! At the SuN-Orriutt, Nu. 112, Strand ; iiere 44.:2*.f r Nen vas, Orders Paper, Letters tot . the•Littor, &c. (p9stleia),. must by iddrosed• Lilly-._. ii(_..-IiEP o ii 7.1. ColllVi',-01 7 KiNC's Jr'ua 14. TIIP. KING V. LYMR. Mr. GsanoW observed, that t Ilk was a. rule ob tained bj - him, on'the.Defendant to show Cause why a criminal information should, not be filed against him for a libel, in a letter which he sent to certain correspondents of his in the Brazils, refieCttrig,in some measure, on the Portuguese Con, miiioners in this countrx, with regard to 11107 con (1116 in the mausguineni here of Ate affairs or Portu gal.---To this application.the i)efendant staled vari* ons ciwunitances, by affidavit, by way of answer.; and Mr. GAttaow said,, he ltaS attended, as it was bic ditty, to the whole ease on both sides, and the re sult, in hi, judgment,' was, that most probably on - the bearing of the Casts through, on both sines, the Court Would not imake this rule absolute ; but he submitted, that in case the _Defendant had written in a Tatii:er that was ir.tetnperate, and which justi fied th , .! - Commissioncrs, in conlicz to the Court to cal npon the:Defendant for an e,Kiilanation, the Ct)nti ‘‘:(inld not discharge the rule with .costs. This apoSr‘d to be the inclination of the Court ; but did not 'preclude the other side,from going 01) to lie that the rule might to be dikharged with Costs: Mr. - Dat.t.As said, that if he had gone through the wlhie thi case, he bbould be in hopes of conviteing the Court there wki libellous in. the Defethiatit's letter, and that a Iture which . was. riot supported, ought' to be discharged ,with .costs. But if the Court should, upon full hearing, think the rule could be supported, be would be left without excuse, for not adopting the courAe now pointed out ; stria therefore he must take upon him self, without instrudions from his client, TO,MiSellt to the rule being discharged without costsor4ule dis• charged without costs accordingly. tin XING V: VAIANTINII IONII3, 06. Ben 1. -~ _ °C7 e - ... . 1 r. AtiklqiffiTteee-r e ` Let .the. Defendant be mu- . roitted to the custody of tho.NlarOal of flit. Court, anti btooght lip to receive thejudgroent of the Court origooday next." WiDGEWOOD V. THE PRINCE STAIIREMBERG. A Gentleman at the Bar ; whose name we did not learn, moved for leave to enter up judgment upon an old warrant of attoKney in this case. The defeni; , dant was sworn to be olive on the sth of the pre sent month, being within the term. .• CateF . Jt , s - rica.—“ You may enter up your judg, mem, but you are aware, that trout the situation of the defendant, you ran have no execution •upon it, the defendant being an Ambassador f ',' A m aware of that, my Lord."--Motion granted. Another stood in a similar .situation, and the Court made the Milo orttur , in it. COL.qtr OF . COMMON PLEAS, !wiz t 4. so:itJute-v. WOOD. In this case, Mr. Serjrant LIMB moved the Court fur a rule.tt, stew cause why the .Plaintitfshould not be at liberty to inspeti the accounts of an eleemo synary corporation, instituted for the purpose of ;if.% fording relief to the poor of Norfolk and Suffolk.. The Plaintiff Lad advanced money towards reple, the _funds of the Corporation,, and /baying brought an ItNion to recover the same, he - was non suited, from a deficiency'of evidence to maintain his suit, which evidence, it was alleged, was to be found in the accounts of the Corporation.. The Court. *as of opinion, that this application; being.imprecedented,, the rule ought to be rehised. Sir Joius,M.ANSIIRLI), however, recommended his Learntd 13tothe.r. to examine the .Charter by which thp oititgtiop was incorporated, in o'der to find out if thevewar, trot spine authorizing such a pro etteiiiilg as that sought .to: obtained .by the Plaintiff. At the same time, lie urged:toe nece:,sity of search ing for some precedents for . such a stretch of power the Court.m-nine refused. . pocToßs , CONIMON':, NNE. 13. GUM MI V. Gt.' ‘RD. This was a proceeding, es= cause of divorce, brought by William Guard, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel of one 'of his Majesty's Regiments of, Foot, ifgoitbet Marga ret Letitia Guard, his wi!e, by reason of a COIIIIII3I intercourse with Mr. Charles Hodge, the younger, of Otterr,ey, in tbc county of Devon.. From the libel aud.evidence „Oreduced in the cause, ,the Mate rial fads appeared to be as follow. :—That the parties were married in ! $4l?, And the fruit of such mar riage were throe children ; that in the year 1806, Lieutenant-Colonel Guard received orders to join his regiment:, and to proceed first to the Cape of Good Elope; and from thence, to the River la Plato, which orders were accompanied with a restriaion from the Commander in Chief, that no Officer's Lady should be permitted. to accompany her husband, although Mrs. Guard had exprested an anxious desire so to do ; in consequence of which she retired to Ot terrey, in Devonshire, where shortly after she was debt eyed of a male child, being pregnant at the departure of her husband. Upon this occasion she was attended by Mr. Charlet.. Hodge, the elder, of that.plape, in his professional character of a surgeon and mari=mid wile. it further appeared, that . iu consequence of such ly ing,tn, Mr. Chalks Hodge, , the younger, had occasion to go hiCkWardS - #ltd IOFWaICIS to :Mrs. Guard's house, whereby he hecameintituately ac;.. quainted with Mrs. Guard, and 'from ti)ence aro , e a criminal intercourse between the Patties, and the btrOrkif a female child was the conseiptence Wore the return J)IColonel Guard, the. husband, to Eu rope. Ihe vattup. facts of adultery being fully es tahlt4licil by the Witnesses produced,. and. also. the fact of it verdiut ot.onol. damages, in the Cdurt of Bent It, the Court .(Sir Wm. Scorr) felt no beittation in preitouneing that the hu . 4lta t al wits. en titled to the remedy which Ire pra)ed, and accerd inely pronounced tor the shine. IPOBUJCV SHEEP SiIk:AILING. On Tuesday morning his • Grace the Duke - of BeoFriati,, arid those 'Gentlemen tho are Members i of the Smithfield Club,' at Which his 'Grace is Pre- sident, held a meeting at Wotr3rn Abbey ; they then, joined the rest of the company, and examined the wetiters anti theaves exhibited as, cand,dates for the' prizettotfered by hi. Grace tot ,the best. About o'clock the Gentlemen set off to a farm at the Duke's, about a mile front the Abbey, to be,presenr j at the ploughing match, when seven ploughs ed, for the silver cup offered by. his Grace, to tne propriemis of the best plough, and two guineas to the holder. The judges appointed to decide 'the question were ausily employed in collecting mate rials, for their report, to be made on Wedue3day,--:. The ploughing continued gill about halt past two o'clock, when thesompauy went to the Park Farm, and after a short, time tipeet in viewing the agfieult• torah improvei4eing, thsi-Nobkttne4 and Gentlemen, - roomed to the Abbey to dine with his Grace.: The cloth heing- h drawn the usual teasts'weregi,vert. Sir J. Srilei;atxt rose, and in a short speecb cornmendeit to the .attention (it G.lnt I , men of landed , property the imProvement of wabte 'lands. Abenitilve o'clock the company . , retarded die Park Farm, and esstrilned several machintawitich were working in the rieklard. ..111 addition to-these we men t ioned yesterday, Mr. Shepherd hadbrOught a:portable thrashing machine, worked by two horses, the invention of Mr. Salmon, and improved by Mr. Shepherd. Mr. Plenty shevved . ' h patent plaugit ; Mi. Row tree a patent churn, which attra6ted con siderable tiotice ; Mr. Snowden a patent chaff-cut ting ink:bine ; instrument to ascertain thedrair of ploughs, by Mr. lirahy ; a rnoJel of a windmill, ior draining lint lead, by Mr. W. Belgium,. - Three of 1144 Graces taus were let for the sear , son, one to Mr. Vosser, for 40 guineas, a :three shear ; another to Mr. Mann,- at 35 guineas ; and a four-year shear, at 40 guineas, 19 Mr. Let usher. Some cattle were al3ololci - in the evening, .8 Devon heifer; 'three years old, to Mr. Stint h, guineas; a Hereford . heiter i •to Platt, fur gttittetts a Dot on heifer, three years 01.1; 'to It-v. Soiitti, ar te4.l guineas ; 1-krefortf, to Mr. Platt, at I.lli guineas. Abuut tent &clack the compiny rented. rira d 1 ISj t 111,1 r 1 a 1 0 • • • Wm-VA. t , Jw , te 11, .1 bag . Comutissions in the 14orfolk Local Militia, signed by the . Luid Lieutenant. $ 3d Eastern Regitsiemt. To be 'Captains —John Scott, Esq. Beaty Osborne Douglas, Cent.. vice Nelson, resigned. To be Ensign— john Alderson, Gent, •ad Western . Regiment. To he Lieutenants—George Harwood, Gent. Thomas Wright; th!At. I osias Greene, Gent. To be Ensigns-, James Browne, Gent. Matthow Burrell, Gent. Commissions signed by the. Lord Lieutenant of. the County of Lincian. ' 'Tolland an&Boston Iteiment of I.incolnshire Local Militia. To be Licutemots—john Isyron, - Gent. lames Long, Gent. Lindsey Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. To be Lieutenant—Thiutias Beverley, Gent. To be Ensigns--William Wells Sou by, Gent. john sigh• ley, Cent. Royal North Regiment of Lincolnshire Militia. To be Lieutenant—Rohert Mtn thigar, Cent. To be Ensign-••. George Taylor Ord, Cent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. 2d Regiment of Royal Carnwrrhen Local Fnzileers. To be First hieutenints—Thomas Edwardes, Cent vice R. Edwardcs, resigned. Second Lieutenant David Thomas, Vice 'F. I ones, resigned. To be Second Lieutenaett-A.. Harries, Gent. vice Thomas. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northampton. Northamptonshire To be Captain— john Litchfield, Ezti. To be lieutenant—Thomas Po Myna. Gerd. To be Ensign—lames Fitzgerald, Gent. rastern Regiment of Northamptowhire Local Militia. To be Colonel—The It ight Hon. lohn Earl of WettniAland, • dated March . 24, tBog.. . To be Lieutenant : S(4nel -- Thomas Tryon, Esq. To be Major—George Francis Lynn, Esti. To be C4prains—Sta4ind O'Brien, Isq. William Meek; Esq. Charles Berkeley, Esq. Caryer Sherard, Esq. To he Lieutenants-- Miles Berkeley, Gent, john Hicks, Gent. W. G. Cole, Gent. To be Surgeon—john Campion, Gent. • . , Wistern Reeittteitt of ditto. • To be Lientetnint-Colonel-Coninandant john Plomer Clarke, Esq. dated bee 24, 1808. To be Lieutenant-Colonel —Donatus O'Brien, Esq. To be First Major Charles Rattray, To be Second Major— Win. Ward, Esq. To be Captains r —George A imitt,. Esq. !oho Hall. Esq. Thomas Sinith,,Esq. john Nletcalt Wardle, Esq.. William White Wintertun,. Esq. R. Marriott, Esq. (by Brevet.) To be Lieutenants W illlam Cave, (Jeor. lames Wyatt, Cent. Richard (ones, Gent. Samuel Co,t Gent. William Ric.nard Denny, Gent. George Lathhury, Gent. William , Tebitts, Gent.. {Olin Cooper, Gent,. Thomas Cave, Cent. TheOphilus Smitlt, Cent. sautuel Gees, Gent. George Marshall Shield, Gent. To be Ensign - (olio .Wilkins,' Cent. To be Quarwr- Master—AVilliato Winter, Cent. To be burgeon Robert WildgOose, Gent. Northamptonshire Yeomanry Cavalry. To' be Cornets- , -Tltornas Marshall, C.;ent. ileory Longue- vitae Mansel, Gent. • Peterborough Cores of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lieutevuts—Sampson 134rber, Gent. William Sal- Mon, Gent. To beCornets—fohn Facon, Gent. George Cleaver Max- well, Cent.' , To be Quarter-Masters--john Flutter, Cent. Edward Leeds, (Sent. Peterborough, or Prince of Wales's Corps of Volunteer infantry., To he LieutenantHohn Atkinson, Gent. To be Ensien— lotus tviewbourn, Vent.. • Kettering Corps of . Volunteer Infantry. To be Ca ptain— Sohn Adams,. Esq. To be Lieutenant• Gili Tirnnis,.. , t;ent. To be Ensign--William Wallis. Toweester Volunteer Itif3ntry. To be Lieutenants—Nlak Tolwell, Tbutnas herd, Gent. Comtnissioos signed by rho I.ord Lieutenant of the West of the County uf York, City and County of the City of York. Ist West York Militia. • . To be Lietttenant•Colonel—lohn Dixon, Esq. dated April 15. 'aO9. To be Lieutenant.Colonel—Wm. Cooke, Esq. To be captainsjonn W. Sinclair,' Esq. -Robert Clark son, gbg • To . be LlCtliengitii^ Emign Dawson Carr, Gent. 'Benjamin Stringer, Gent. 'George Knelleri• Gent. • To be Ensigns— Meichatit, Gent. Wm, Richmond Nixon, Gent. Thonns Buck, Gent. To he Surgeon's Mate- 7 ---- Merchant, Gent. ad West York hliliti To he Lieutenants7-Ein;ign Witham Nash, EnsigritSarrinel Pitts). To bc QUA tei-Moater— David Naylor, Gcnt. W.eot York Militia. To be Lielitesl4lliS Ensign Ensignl. C. ogle. I...mign Wm. Ensign Julin Waisoo. I'd be F.4 - 11004—houeri , Stailuish Pe t ipard, Geo% Thomas Yokes, (Icor. Agbrigg Regiment of Local 'Militia. TO bC i.lcUtCll4l,ll- 42.01014Ci-C9lll l,l ilikeidlic bir Ueorge Army. take, Lida. (I , ited . Selit 24, th K. To. be Vicutetiaut.Coitioel Noithentl Nicholls,' Esq. To be 11144 s Dysuo, %11n. E s q. WAN( t errJhri, Log To bi Cowan') W. I - low - all. Esq. 101 in Woolley,. Esq. I Cii..arli,s.:NeAton . Esq. 'lna Vont:AS, Esq, W. North, Esq. V. I 'niter. Esti : J. hsq ,• hsq. - (Lacs. hsq. Jauws %Sebsier, 1:44J John Allison,F.sq. To be Lieutenant, loon ;CUL rhc)inA wood, .4.3c0t. Sitaw, Witt. Turner, (...ent, foullua Cent. .liciqamin stixlcs, Gout. Sa. mud Kingot, (.;cht I. Hon, Cvot. J Schohdd, G cl a. Wt4,!',1.:); tient. J. Oent.,W, hartishaw, Cent. ,Roberts, ienh llagiegreave,__Gent. lto.bert I(..tiph Lawton, tivnt. Timothy 4 1 . 0 4. bury, Geol. John I..ll:sti enc.. Mirroliousc,:•ent; Ia 411,•. I,ates, hen' 1 homas Cl:trAzon, k r ient.. John Zit nu , Gent ; George Shaw, Cent. Tv Le Insepll I laziegreole, Gcut. ,Robert Duu. J o:) , (;(811: LAytim, Gent. Timothy li,radbury, , A.of!,„trion,, (Ivor, john I.Zisken Whno..• brad. ,Gent .George Whitctleael, • (;:mt. ikis Wad; L;co. ley, Gtint. • c j illLitter- Masteu—lohn T aylor, Gent. Tuba Zkilitit34l • • • 'filailicfoss Kogiment of Local hliiitia. . T. be Lieutenant-Colund.CornmrultfuntSit - ranciS Tim!. ley Wpm!, Bart. Mated Sept. 2.1, t To be I.iintaint Cigonel -• I ohn Spencer Sfanhopt, Esq. To be Mujor•-jossiob Shaw, Esq. • I'o be Captuins--Robert Seaton , Esq. Sbcitley. Wat ; o6.. loseph Wood, Esq. Ric:hart Woollin; Esq. lohn Esq. Charles Wheen, Joseph Naylor, Etto Mtn Toot:411, Eq. To be Lieutenants ••• • krues Cockshutt, Gent, Joseph Ro. bens, Gent. John Mick etim,rite, Gent: Luke c Mum Cent. ' john Grernwoml, 'Cent. Robert Overall!, Gent. 'Thomas TAY lair,' GAUL • ; Daniel Shaw, Gent. Thotstg4 Crosley e. Gent. Wilinun Folds, tent. To be nsigirs— john Wale; Cent. 13enjatriitt - Raywiwci, Cent. Tlloll6* Moltesoli, Gent. To be Quarter. Master;-Jarnes li.rron, Gent. • - Tu be Surgeun - jantes l'aulden, Gent. Stralforth,Antl Kegifficor of Lo9l liti3, . , TO be Lietitenant-Coiwiel-Cgtniriaticlaut —Samu4l M1a144 1.1. Datecl Stilt, 2.4, 1.403, , 'l'6 be Lieuietialit , Colonel 7 Ht:Diy To be Major 'Samuel •Esq. To tI; Wright, Witeatlex, 1.,1111 Roca'house, EN. - t 1. Gcorgli tvlitrird, I.sq. - William Henry ‘Vornti, E!.q. EttwArti Esq.: To be Lu utcu.,nta 1 0 IkU at" W iq Runt, Cent. ticorge Halley, 11101114 i B .kers Moaley, Gent. lames c;etit. Gent. Thomas Wigney,..caall... • To be Quarter.blitsier-W tiltatn pood e c e n t. Surienit- Joseph Turner, Gent. • Sheffield !regiment of Local To be Lieutenant- colonel-COmmantiant --.l•l*.nicis Fenton, Lig. Dated Sept. 24, To be Lieutenant Colonel-Thomas . Leader, Esq. To be Majors-Joseph Read, Esq. John S hore, jun. Esq. To be Captains--Thornas Newbould, Esq. Godfrey Ma chins. f. 4. Thomas A. Ward, Esq. John Anltots, Esq. James Wheat, Eiq.*. John lironiis, Esq. Matthew lepsou, Esq. Robert Wade, Esq.' Tritiershall, Lag. Charles Picesley, Esq. John Jewels, Esq. (or :artillery.) To be Lieutenants --Geolge Tillotson, Gent. fames Dia. bit, Gent. Joseph N0. , e11, Gent George 411ure, Gent. Chas. R. Clarke,' Gent: Jelin Blake, Gent. John nets, Gent. John Batty, Gent. lames Hall,' Gent. Johit , • Willey, Gent. William Grant, Gent. James I",comans', Gent. Thomas Bradbury, Gent. To be Ensigns- Joseph -Bioonsheati, Gent. ltlith Turner; Gent. Samuel Matter, Gent. Thus. Brookfield, Gent: ' Thomas Lyre, Gent. To be Quartet -Mager- f ames IVollen, Gent. • To be 'burgeon-John Stet - kindle, Gent. City of York Regiment of Local Militia; . To belientenant-Colonel-Commandant-Sir Wilfietn Met; daunt Milner, Batt. Ilate4Sept. 2.4, ALS. • To bc Lieute n ant-Lcionel-Willloh milucts To he i%i..ijor- John t 'aster, Esq. To be Captains.-.-Thortnni Shaw , Esq. Peter Milner, Esq. lames kiiiton, ,k;s4l. Geolge ilts, EN. Jane s Esq. lottii kother4.ll, Lsg. La+ . To be Lieutenants -johnliaker, Gent. too. husker, Gent. fetus Blatieliaid, Gent. John Harrison, Gettt. Tholll4 ticut. b tenericir., Ni e ilistrott, tent. Thus. Wit. son, tient. tieotge Lyon Weduall, Galt. Aimee& o Spora twit, c-eut. Samuel Starr , Vent. Aguiia Moricy, Gent. To be e tiarter.Master --W Want Simpson, Gent. i'uhe.autgeots-1 I:deficit Switicatra. Vent: Cl A) Regiutent of Local "Mslibia. To be Lieutenant-Colowt-t.: ointriatalant-ktichatO W 9940 Sept. To be Quarter-Master--Tobias Foutness, Ccitt. . Wakefield Regiment of LOCai Militia. To be Lituteuant-Culouti.:Conimandai.t-Lictirge tun, UAW Sept. 24. ilia. • -Tu be Quarter-blaster- loseph Marshall, Gent, Leeds Regius. tit of Local Nltiata• To be Lieutenant- Cnionet Commandant.- %Valiant SIPA' Son, Esq. Vatted Sept: 24, itsoS. Morley Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant- Colintei-t:unstininiLuit -lotui I fardY, Eamt. Dated Sept. 24, tfloti. Northern Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yeetnallif Cavalry. To be daptain-William Lister Fenton Scint i -Bsq. To be Lieutenant-john Rocklife, Gent. • Southern Regiment of ditto. o • To be Captain-loun Full:160n, Lsci. Pontefract Volimteer infantry. To be Lieutenant-Ensign John tiardcastio. To ix; Ensigns-Joseph Stiltrthwaircp VW. John • lug, jun. To Lk:4Uffcusi- Lieutenant Samuel Wainwright. . • • Claret) Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be .Licuteisaiit- 1 tie Hon. 1' buina4 Lister. To be comets- Thomas Atacan, Gent. Peter Waikiki, Gait. Win. Mitchell, Gcuc, Win. Metedire, • - Craven Regiment of Local Millut. To be Lieutenantltubert Benson, Gent. • 'lu be Ensigns-4110171‘.4 Moorliouse, Gent.. Richard Wadi • dilove, Colimilaaions signed bX the Lord Lieutenant of the Comas,' • ut Ltilorniow, • Linlititpwstilic.t.bcal Militia. • To be Colonel.-ftve bad or Hupctown, dam! September 34, :doll. • To be tylenteillbt•Colond-Loals Henry Ferrier, Esq. To is. Major-John Kett', E.sg. To be Captains-Alexander Napier, Esq. Thomas C t". v .. a w n ; Lint. Nibirul Paton, hsq. David t•alcomari John Castel!, Esc/. unary Lrsiuue, • 'ls+ John Smettle, Esq. • Wiliam Taylor. To bc Licutenants-Joltu Lloyd, Gent. I k;,„ s . Gent. Alexander culaltilg,.(4:4ot. Th o m a s Liston., Accitsbald Hardie, (.; Taylpr, licit . 4t“.7:: Tituriaton, :. ruts 1 - shut t acus,. Gent. .44esiib`.`"t 1.1011i041, Cetii. /lay. bur 1 - 0 be L4wocr, 4c:11. John Melville., Gent. pines itueertsort, Gent. "l tU,714.1 brown, Gent. To be Quarter.Mdster-Wilisaiii b.ilinond, Gent. • To be surgeon-Acehibikt Stewart, Lien:. o be CnApi.iia -Rev. kiugli Aiirbasitnui. Ciminnisstons stow 1.3) the Nilo:- Lieutenant ed tht-Cc Ault i Ot Sutiey. Ist Regiment ut Surrey Tobe Lieutenants- nuilhoi lith.l4‘ , 4,ooit; Gott. Thomas 110 4 sill, Gent. tiumpivey Lima it tent. Trican.ts tltnastn hiitl, Grut. knes r.o.er, t.itsn4 - • Thomas •Peatoe, tient. Sanderson, Gent. sd Regiment of Surrey Militia. To be i Lieutenant-L'eslonei...hteiratu kre.ktick, Esq. d ated March To be M.ipr-- - t liuttlaS•Oudgen, Etti: To be Captains..:.W ot. Tempest Wight, ,Ettl• Ft- ---eck464;l6 ' Rice, tag. • • • , . . 4 . • A number of forged 61te.pot.itt:t thos, or tit*l.Cl9, Cestersinre 13 . 31215 (Fares, Paget, and Cu,) wave l'Il e : l t baeli discovered in circufation at Staa44o I:ind It ; vicinity. They iii' readily known ' froin die 6 0 . i . , otie%, , by au interiority. of engraving, , 41 cut edge tip' stead of a rough. one to the - paper, and the watt 13 . 1 water-mark. - . StilP NEWS. cit-kv*suzb, pins j 3. A In . S; A►rived—the London Trader, TAni f ,, front PhilAve'ri ll i i, 1 1111 4 1 0'a, Sheridan, Iwirt Tenelak ; and the Cruiser. t in . nisi, trunk Miriiim q ple. S4iied-.7 the farm da Lisboa, Rarnal, fur Pernalatn ic " anti tin: Princrss ut Brazil, Wataon, for Cadt4• _......... BIRTHS.. • 1 1 4 ic; Yesterday, at Ch2rlzs Cockeeell's, f"sq, nytlo Cortr.::, the Hen. MrS. Cockercil, of Sua. • 1 , -- . MAR R o' o4 Satur,lar the 3d Inst. at Sttalden, HatitS; f ame s Esq. of FroyL. to- Miss E. Smith, of Shdlticn. of Qo :ott. at Kenitngton, 1. G„.. kcaro, • theAtielphii to • ate zabt Aft, :second duiglair of • lleiaup • YeAtertLV 41 St. J fi ohn's, HitekneM Mr, Thcnlas 11.0 Surgeon, to 'Miry, daughter of DeAnis De lirrai,k l9 ' ' • ClXpton. - • - DIED, • • • ilc , On Saturday the [Oh intr. ai 1 Mitcham, in: Surd r , N igt Watts wife of Arir...WAtti• ,k) rwg iol t , i ii.,t he Strailt l4 , ii io mental ,p4wors pod ;wq t ;l rw e accoirv li s h in em4joillt:+ l ‘. I ,o' benevottot disii.istiioti, teutk-rs he'r loss - ievea;y 1,.:11 dearest i:Oittioxibasar.ti'numernus t)lisprinV .:,11, On Sunday last. at Turner Hill, In fiqrilordsiwft . t tc: tVitliotti WAl;y...‘laq)l,er,snn„ a knit,n,of amiable ctlAr` and littifessiohal`mcrit 25 a Cograiher. 4s re . d Uno the rzttrinst. 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